The SEO Booster add-on does two things for every property page: it builds readable URLs from the property's own details, and it outputs Google structured data so search engines understand what the page contains.
A URL ending in /riverside-loft-manchester-p95 does more work than one ending in ?id=95 — the words in it are indexed, and when someone pastes the link into a message it reads like a real address rather than a tracking code. Structured data is what promotes a plain blue link into a rich result with a price attached.
Open Configuration → Add-ons → SEO Booster to configure the add-on.

The pattern each property URL is built from. Combine placeholders in any order, separated by hyphens or other characters of your choice.
{title} — the property's title{address} — its address{category} — its categories{type} — its property types{price} — its price{site} — the site nameThe same principle applied to agent profile URLs. Available placeholders: {agent_name}, {agent_company}, and {site}.
Switches structured data output on or off for property pages and listings. Enable this to give search engines the machine-readable signals needed to produce rich results.
The ID stays authoritative. The readable segment of the URL is for people and search engines; the property itself is located by its ID. Renaming a property or changing the mask never breaks an existing link — the old URL still resolves to the correct property.
Leaving a mask empty keeps URLs in their plain form. Nothing breaks; you simply do not get the readable segment.
To install this addon, open the Add-ons panel inside FW Real Estate. See Getting Started → Add-ons for details on free addons, paid addons, and site verification.